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Not Now / Not Ever
03:04
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Not now, not ever will I see the side of the oppressor.
I'll fight. I'll scream. No Justice. No Peace.
Forever paralyzed by the news on the screen.
Terrified of what the outcome will be.
The misery. Their eyes have seen way too fucking much.
Not now, not ever will I see the side of the oppressor.
I'll fight. I'll scream. No Justice. No Peace.
My view of this world has changed.
What a shame. What a shame. What a shame.
What the blind eyes never see.
The terror is surrounding me.
My eyes now see.
Broken bones, broken hearts.
Ain't no cure for a soul that is gone.
As I watch, I also fall apart.
Where did this go wrong?
Not now, not ever will I see the side of the oppressor.
I'll fight. I'll scream. No Justice. No Peace.
My view of this world has changed.
What a shame. Shame.
What these blind eyes never see.
The fucking terror is surrounding me.
There's only terror.
No cure for the soul.
Never been so low.
Sanity. No sanity fucking left.
Kill their world and its masters.
Enemies from the top end.
Humanity's bastards (blind eyes).
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Sun
02:57
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Day by day I watch you grow up
Proud as fuck of how you turned me upside down
You open yourself to the world
So hungry and curious
I battled my fears and you were not scared
This place belongs to you, now and ever
A bond that never will be broken
Now you're part of my world
Now you burn upon everything
You're part of my world
You're part of everything
My sun, your smile is light
And nothing feels better than this
I see you
Your first steps
See you trippin'
At dusk and dawn
Shine forever!
There's not one thing I regret
'Cause you're the best one I've ever met
My sun
You're the best one I've ever met
You are the best that I've ever met
My sun, my sun
Now you're part of my world
Now you burn upon everything
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Y.O.D.
02:39
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This powerlessness breaks me down
Powerlessness, it breaks me down
I cannot escape, please get me out
Out, out of my hell right now
Smash my head against the wall
just to feel something, feel something
What year is it?
It’s a year of depression
What year is it?
Please help me quit this self-repression
or I’ll break at the ends then tear in the middle
Powerlessness, break me down
How can you call this free
when you have to bend your knee
to your self apologies?
Let the chemicals burn you out
And I’m bending on a broken knee
but I can’t feel it.
What year is it?
It’s a year of depression
What year is it?
Please help me quit this self-repression
or I’ll break at the ends then tear in the middle
Then there’s this sudden fall
into the welcoming arms of depression
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4. |
Tens to Thirties
03:11
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All this wasted time
Self love lost
My mind is busy going wrong with a funny way to fuck me up
My worth, my self reflection,
Their love,
Everything just lost direction
Love lost direction
It's funny cause it's true,
It's funny cause it hurts so good
My insecurities make me hurt so good
Tens to thirties, getting worse
It's night after night, it's a fight
The impostor and I
We share the same lie
Been that big boy wearing black with a belt around his neck
And you gave that dog a bone
Now watch me choke
It's funny cause it's true,
It's funny cause it hurts so good
My insecurities
Hurt so good
Tens to thirties, getting worse
It's night after night, it's a fight
The impostor and I
We share the same lie
Self love lost
Tens to thirties
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Hardcore Punk Stuttgart, GER
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